Concord Woman's Club Plans Local Government Study Series
The Concord Woman's Club invites all members to a series of classroom sessions at the high school this coming months. Topics include From Citizen to Voter Local Government The State Constitution and Recent Amendments State Commissions and Their Functions The Federal Constitution and United States in the World. A shelf of citizenship and government materials will be available for use with ship conferences. The Literature class led by Miss Caroline Wright meets November 18 at 3 p m with Mrs S Ripley Bartlett. readings for Novel Beating include Henry Esmond Jane Eyre The Scarlet Letter Pride and Prejudice Patrician Turmoil The Custom of the Country Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse.
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Concord
United States
Or Aery
Thub
Caroline Wright
S. Ripley Bartlett
Funeral Services for Ed ward Daly in Concord
Funeral services were held for Edward Daly who died last week at his Bedford Road home. A high mass was celebrated at St Bernard s church by Rev M P Mahon with burial in St Bernard s Cemetery. Daly was a prominent Concord farmer who immigrated as a young man and worked the farm for decades before retiring. He leaves a wife a son John and a daughter in Concord.
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Edward Daly
Bedford Rd
St. Bernard's Church
M. P. Mahon
St. Bernard’s Cemetery
Daly
Concord
John Py
Concord Church Announces Week Schedule and Bazaar
Col Hubbard and Thoreausts Bonnevie Kluger pastor 3 Fielding Street. Services for Sunday Nov 9 and the following week include Sunday school at 10 a.m. Andrew Baggesen superintendent. Morning worship at 11 a.m. English language Epworth League at 7 p.m. Evening worship at 8 p.m. in Scandinavian language. Prayer meeting Friday 8 p.m. Ladies Aid bazaar Thursday Nov 12 in Workmen's Hall Concord Square with afternoon and evening sales of pretty and useful items. The church welcomes all meetings.
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Col
Hubbard ‘and Thoreau
Sts. Bonnevie-Kluger
Fielding St
Andrew ‘Baggesen
Epworth League
Ladies’ Aid
Workmen’s Hall
Concord Sq
Ing
Weekend Guests and Local Notices from Lowell Area
A braided list of weekend visitors to Lowell and nearby towns includes Mrs. Howard P. Nichols of Quincy visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charles Keane. Chester of Nahant staying with Mr. and Mrs. 0. B. Fowler. Walter A. from Worcester with Mrs. Hanna in Maple Street. William Coulter and others noted in estate and real estate mentions. Mr. and Mrs. William Dallack of Watt Gat Par reportedly visited. John Peterson’s family hosted relatives from Lomestend. Arthur Bishop and others returned to their home after a week’s visit. Nea0 Diverave in Boston connected to the Congolton Co. Dineen of Waltham celebrated a weekend visit, while Mrs. Sumner Street’s hospital stay near Camb is noted. Alfred and family are cited with an update on Edgar Dunn’s condition at Marlboro dollis. Mrs. Thomas Naylor traveled with her daughter to witness The Scandals of 1919 at the Colo theater in Boston. Miss Elizabeth and Katie Graham, noted terpsichorean artists, run large classes of folk and fancy dancing from their home studio.
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Mefitish
Harold Dockne
Lowell
Satur
Howard P. Nichols
Quincy
Charles Keane
Isdee Chester
Nahant
Fowler
Brooke
Arthur
Bishop
Sroseph Diverave Ingesman
Congoltal Co
Boston
Sumner
Alfred Alfred Y
Udgon
Ormer
Daniel Owney
Marlboro Dollis
Secovery
Thomas Naylor
Job As
Main
Coloeer Theatre
Elizabeth
Katie Graham
Parker Sr
Marriage proclaimed in St Bridget's church ceremony
James Dewire and Miss Mugenia Sullivan wed at St Bridget's church Monday afternoon at 2. Rev Edward Crowley officiated before relatives and friends. The bride wore reindeer velour with a jade toque and carried white chrysanthemums. maid of honor Mildred Sullivan wore tan velour with yellow chrysanthemums. Best man Patrick Dewire, organist A A Hilferty, and a modest reception followed as the couple prepared to establish their home in Nasonville Rhode Island.
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James Dewire
Mugenia Sullivan
Mugenia
Clementa, Sullivan
J. Sullivan
Mayle St
James F
Dewire
Nasonville
R. J
St. Bridget’s Church
Edward ¥. Crowley Jnr
Mildred Sullivan
Patrick
Dewire Tof
Hilferty
Aenchan
Nasone
Ir Ameaeroun
Elon
Paroled Youth Arraigned in Cigarette Theft Case
Timothy Keane of 113 Rindge Avenue North Cambridge was arrested in Arlington and arraigned on larceny charges for stealing cigarette packs from John O’Neil at 51 Massachusetts Avenue East Boston. Keane, previously on parole from Lyman School, pleaded guilty and was ordered returned to the school. Lawrence Keane, 14, identified as his son.
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Timothy Keane
Rindge Ave
Cambridge
Arlington
Lexington
John O'Neil
Massachusetts Ave
East
Keane
Lyman School
Keyes
Lawrence Keane
Concord Musical Club Resumes Activities After War
The Concord Musical Club, founded in 1897, resumes meetings after a year of access due to the war. Membership has grown, and the coming season is expected to be enjoyable. Committee for the season includes Mrs. Charles D. Brown as chairman and Mrs. John G. Marge as secretary.
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Concord Musical Club
Activittes
Rccess
Lger
Charles 4. Brown
John G. Marge
Harry B. Turnerer
Arthur B. Ritchcock
Marion A. Barker
Local Family News and Minor Illnesses Briefly Update Town
SOUTH ACTON notes greet Addie Chase visiting relatives Elmer Bray of Swampscott Grace Taylor recovers after a Williams visit Emma Quimby returns from New Bethlehem visit Cole returns after nine weeks off for appendicitis I. C. Weat convalescing at Lynn Hospital following kidney trouble An auto accident Wednesday shows steering gear failure but driver avoids collision Joe Evans Holson bridge project referenced Campers discuss Fort Joeastie pheasants Colliers injured by materials at A Metriam factory resumes work after weeklong layoff
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Addie Chase
Ure
Elmer Bray
Swampscott
Grace ‘Taylor
Williams
Wes Williamson
Emma
Quimby
New Bethlehem
E Cole
Lynn
Joe Evans
Holson
Baird
Baldwinville
Huntding
Fort Joeastie Y
A. Metriam
Tgles
Body Brought Here for Burial in Mt Hope Cemetery
The body of Mrs. Elizabeth H. Hanson was brought to town for burial in the family lot at Mt Hope Cemetery. Hanson was born in West Acton. Survivors include Harry Hughes of West Acton, Charles Ner of Omaha Neb, Manard Bot of Los Gatos Calif, and James Webster of Vinton Ia.
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Elizabeth H. Hanson
Mt. Hope
Weal Acton
Hanson
West
Harry Eaghes
Acton
Ae Orothers
Charliesner
Omaha
Neb
Manard
Los Gatos
Calif
James Webster
Vinton
Civil War Veteran Sylvia Holland Dies in Bath New York
Mrs Sylvia Holland reports the death of her son Frank at the Bath hospital after he was found fatally injured before arrival. The elderly veteran, a long time resident, died from complications attributed to war service and lingering illnesses.
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Sylvia Holland
Frank
Holland
Bath
Congregational Church Sunday Services and Meetings
Rev Ralph A Barker presides at Sunday morning worship at 11:30. Sunday school follows at 11:45. Evening preaching at 7 o clock. Afternoon prayer service at 2:30. Local Circle plans a class night and prayer service at 7:30 with a tune meeting to follow.
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Ralph A. \. Barker
Camp Devens dance and farm theft report in West Acton
In West Acton at Camp Devens area near Fort Pond the Coughlin farm party lost 65 hens last Thursday night. Mrs combc from New Jersey visited daughter Hazel Stone, who will start a teaching post at Somerville on December 1. Gordon Armstrong suffered a second accident at the mill, reports indicate. A Baptist vestry meeting was held last Saturday afternoon.
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Devens
New Jersey
Eee
Fred Mead
Coughlin
Fort Pond
Teres
Hazel ‘Stone
Aleel
Somerville
Gordon” Armstrong
A. Baptist
Ipo
Mrs Ella A Gleason Addresses Universalist Church
Mrs Ella A Gleason, president of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union, spoke at the Universalist church. She urged temperance and moral reform, addressing local members and guests.
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Ella A. Gleason
Epoke
Universalist Church
Isaac Davie Post 138 entertains Laifes' Relief Corps
Isaac Davie Post No. 138 hosted the Laifes Relief Corps at the G A R hall last week on Wednesday night. Refreshments were served and enjoyed. Moore and family attended the Bell, Mrs Moore's mother Mrs Hanson, at Waltham on Saturday afternoon. Interment was at the family plot in Mt Hope Cemetery that year.
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Isaac Davie
Laifes’ Relief Corps
G. A. R. Hall
Moore
Hanson
Waltham
Mt. Hope Cemetery
This Week Kimball Co Purchases Wheeler Dry Goods
The week notes that the Kimball Company has recently purchased Wheeler Dry Goods. Details on the transaction and its implications for local commerce are not fully disclosed in the fragment.
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Kimball “@ Co
Wheeler. Dry Dry’. Goods and
Advertised Letters Listing Includes Several Names
Advertised letters appear for David Day John By M Courtney agent ride Milling Webster Blanchard and West ef common spelling variants, indicating pending pickup at the local post office. The fragment notes mustered names suggest multiple individuals with unpaid mail awaiting collection.
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David Day
John By. M. Courtney
A. Ride Milling “Co
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O ‘Orrey
Week
John A. Finigan
Maes
Cottage Lane
Orr
Cara
Sas
John. A
Finigan
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Prescott Leonard
Main Street
Prescott Léonard
Wall
Groton Inn
Ball & CO
Mainstreet
West Newton
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